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First Round
Denison-Schleswig 2, A-H-S-T-W 1
Spencer 7, Carroll 0
Abraham Lincoln 3, Missouri Valley 1
Tri-Center 1, Treynor 0

Semifinals
Spencer 6, Denison-Schleswig 0
Abraham Lincoln 2, Tri-Center 1 (OT/PKs)

Consolation
Carroll 2, A-H-S-T-W 1 (OT/PKs)
Treynor 4, Missouri Valley 0

7th Place – A-H-S-T-W 2, Missouri Valley 0
5th Place – Treynor 5, Carroll 0
3rd Place – Tri-Center 1, Denison-Schleswig 0
1st Place – Spencer 2, Abraham Lincoln 1 (OT/PKs)

1. Riverside 328
2. Missouri Valley 360
3. A-H-S-T-W 362
4. Logan-Magnolia 370
5. Underwood 390
6. Tri-Center 418

1. Tyler Krueger, Riverside 79
2. Erik Jorgensen, A-H-S-T-W 80
3. Dylan McClain, Riverside 82
4. Dustin Engel, A-H-S-T-W 83
5. Brad McGinnis, Riverside 83

1. Alta-Aurelia 346
2. Carroll 389
3. Atlantic 392
4. Kuemper Catholic 397
5. Spencer 415
6. Harlan 418
7. Newell-Fonda 432
8. Denison-Schlesiwg 472
9. Ballard 482
10. Webster City 526
Missouri Valley NTS

1. Ericka Lockin, Alta-Aurelia 82
2. Lexie Patton, Alta-Aurelia 82
3. Brooke Newell, Atlantic 84
4. Erin Olsen, Atlantic 86

1. Knoxville 28
2. Abraham Lincoln 26
3. Shenandoah 18
4. Atlantic 17
5. Red Oak 16
5. Des Moines Lincoln 16
7. Creston 12
8. Kuemper Catholic 11

#1 Singles:
1st – Kyle Crowl, Abraham Lincoln
2nd – Ryan Kucera, Creston
3rd – Nick Podhajsky, Atlantic
4th – Dean Smith, Red Oak
5th – Jared McClung, Knoxville
6th – Alex Rand, Des Moines Lincoln
7th – David Hu, Shenandoah
8th – Justin Schroeder, Kuemper Catholic

#2 Singles:
1st – AJ Jackson, Knoxville
2nd – Grant Podhajsky, Atlantic
3rd – Matt Seaman, Abraham Lincoln
4th – Jason He, Des Moines Lincoln
5th – Dalton Stoaks, Shenandoah
6th – Donnie Torbett, Red Oak
7th – Colin Uhlenkamp, Kuemper
8th – Sam Eagan, Creston

#1 Doubles:
1st – Austin Little/Tony Salato, Knoxville
2nd – Alan Hoover/Jacob Wilson, Des Moines Lincoln
3rd – Sam Wilder/Cole Ragland, Abraham Lincon
4th – Josh Miller/Alex Goodell, Shenandoah
5th – Tyler Schroeder/Blake Eischeid, Kuemper Catholic
6th – Weston Rolenc/Keatis Kunze, Red Oak
7th – Ben Parker/Kyle Krueger, Atlantic
8th – Tristen Davidson/Seth Maitlen, Creston

#2 Doubles:
1st – Jake McClung/Braden DeLong, Knoxville
2nd – Garrett Clark/Devon Ashenfelter, Shenandoah
3rd – Chase Bonar/Adam Barrett, Abraham Lincoln
4th – Jesse Taylor/Sean Griffen, Red Oak
5th – Connor Uhlenkamp/Cam Pille, Kuemper Catholic
6th – Jacob Cook/Jaden Driskell, Creston
7th – Cain Stuart/Caleb Williams, Atlantic
8th – Andre Flatt/Nick Ochoa, Des Moines Lincoln

Calvin Matthews and Nick Hibbing combined on a four hit shutout as the 15th ranked Iowa Hawkeyes baseball team won at Michigan 2-0. The Hawkeyes take two of three games in the Big Ten series. The Hawkeyes got the only run they needed in the top of the third and added an insurance tally in the fifth.

The Hawkeyes are now 15-3 in the Big Ten and it is Iowa’s seventh straight win of a Big Ten series. Iowa is now 33-12 overall and will host Western Illinois on Tuesday night.

(Learfield Sports)

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Cardinals setup man Jordan Walden has been placed on the 15-day disabled list because of an inflamed right biceps. Reliever Sam Tuivailala was recalled from Triple-A Memphis. Walden stopped warming up in the eighth inning Saturday. He’s 0-1 with an 0.87 ERA in 12 games with 12 strikeouts in 10 1-3 innings.

The Cardinals also said they would recall lefty Tyler Lyons from Memphis to start Tuesday against the Cubs. The 22-year-old Tuivailala has three saves and has not allowed an earned run in eight appearances covering nine innings at Memphis. The saves have come in his last three appearances.

Tuivailala was a third-round draft pick in 2010.

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Matt Carpenter hit a sacrifice fly in the 11th inning Saturday and the St. Louis Cardinals once again beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 in extras. The Cardinals have won five in a row. They defeated the Pirates 2-1 Friday night on Matt Adams’ single in the 10th. They’ll close out their series with the Pirates today (Sunday). You can hear the action beginning at 12:20-p.m., on KJAN.

Pittsburgh left a season-high 18 runners on base, Saturday, and the Cardinals stranded just four. St. Louis has won 15 of its last 18 against the Pirates at Busch Stadium. Peter Bourjos doubled in the St. Louis 11th. He was trapped off second by Jared Hughes (0-1) and caught stealing third. Pete Kozma and Jon Jay singled and Carpenter hit a deep fly to left that easily scored the winning run. Carlos Villanueva (3-1), the seventh St. Louis pitcher, went one inning.

Saturday’s Games

Colorado Springs 4, Omaha 2

Oklahoma City 4, Iowa 1

Sunday’s Games

Oklahoma City at Iowa, 2:08 p.m.

Omaha at Colorado Springs, 3:35 p.m.